Geopolitical pressure refers to the use of political, economic, or military actions by one country or group of countries to influence the policies, stability, or decision-making processes of another nation. In cybersecurity, this often manifests as state-sponsored cyberattacks, disinformation campaigns, or economic sanctions aimed at disrupting critical infrastructure, stealing sensitive data, or undermining public trust. Such pressure can escalate international tensions and may target both governmental and private sector organizations, making it a significant concern for national security and global stability.